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The Archdiocese of New York installed its new Archbishop, Ronald A. Hicks. Meanwhile, Pope Leo sends a special message as the Winter Olympics open in Milan. And, the Seahawks’ Catholic chaplain offers an inside look at the team’s faith and prayer ahead of Super Bowl LX.

We take a rare look at who’s behind the Vatican’s quiet peace talks. Meanwhile, the Archbishop of Santa Fe warns of nuclear risks following the START treaty expiration. And, bishops gather in D.C. for a Mass of Solidarity with Africa amid growing religious persecution.

Pope Leo and the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops express concern as the START treaty expiration sparks nuclear arms alarm. Meanwhile, the Archbishop of Miami weighs in on Haitian TPS protections in the U.S. And, lawmakers highlight growing religious persecution worldwide.

Holy Innocents Catholic School and Chapel were vandalized in Long Beach, California, sustaining thousands of dollars in damage. Meanwhile, Pope Leo celebrates the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord. And, the partial government shutdown ends, but long-term DHS reforms remain unresolved.

The Olympic Cross has arrived from the Vatican in Milan, where the 2026 Winter Games will take place. Meanwhile, Eastern Christians observe the Fast of Jonah ahead of Lent. And, Catholic bishops appeal to the Trump administration as thousands of Haitians face legal limbo.

Christians face renewed fears of a possible ISIS return in northeast Syria. And, as Cardinal Christophe Pierre turns 80, we take a look back at his career in Vatican diplomacy and pastoral leadership.

After more than 600 years, the Nativity Grotto in Bethlehem — believed to be the birthplace of Christ — is set to undergo renovations. Meanwhile, the Church struggles for justice amid Venezuelan turmoil. And, recent Minneapolis shootings intensify the DHS funding fight on Capitol Hill.

The Church celebrates the Feast of St. Thomas Aquinas and his lasting impact on Pope Leo. Meanwhile, a new campaign aims to overturn the same-sex marriage ruling. And, a South Korean Christian pastor is under fire for ‘illegal campaigning’ through biblical commentary.

January 27 marks 81 years since the liberation of Auschwitz. Meanwhile, St. Maximilian Kolbe reminds us that even when evil seems to reach its peak, hope never dies. And, reports claim tens of thousands have been killed in Iran following protests against the regime.

Pope Leo XIV will make a historic first visit to Africa. Meanwhile, USCCB President Archbishop Paul Coakley responds to a recent shooting in Minneapolis. And, concluding the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Pope Leo emphasizes that unity is essential to preaching the Gospel.

Ahead of the March for Life, Pope Leo XIV sends a special message to participants. Meanwhile, Live Action’s Lila Rose warns of abortion pill dangers on Capitol Hill. And, amid Pope Leo’s push for unity, Christians observe a Week of Prayer.

We take a closer look at Magisterium AI and whether faith can help shape the future of artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, Congress nears a shutdown deadline as Republicans hold firm on the Hyde Amendment. And, an Iraqi archbishop responds to U.S. transfers of ISIS detainees from Syria to Iraq.

The March for Life draws thousands in Paris decades after France legalized abortion. Meanwhile, “Wizards of Waverly Place” star David Henrie hosts a new EWTN Studios series, “Seeking Beauty.” And, Bishop Barron weighs in on ICE tensions and protests.

We learn why Pope Leo honors St. Francis of Assisi in a special Jubilee Year. Meanwhile, Indiana University’s pastor speaks on supporting Catholic athletes as the National College Football Championships approach. And, a USCCB report shows growth in Eucharistic Adoration and reverence at Mass.

The Department of Homeland Security has passed a new rule easing visa restrictions for religious workers. Meanwhile, four NASA astronauts have returned early from space in NASA's first medical evacuation. And, a papal tradition continues as a mosaic of Pope Leo XIV is set to be put on display.